New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 18

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✨ Films Licensing Authority Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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FILMS LICENSING AUTHORITY—EXHIBITORS LICENCES—continued
AMENDMENT No. 3—continued

Licence No.	Zone/District	Premises	Licensee	Seating	Screenings Max/Min	Date of Decision Other Licence Terms
E 6/1	Mangakino ..	Mangakino Cinema	A. B. Chapman, 60 Ellis Avenue, Mount Roskill, Auckland	250	2 per week/1 per week ..	Previous licensee: W. R. Mercer, Franklin Theatres Ltd.
E 3/87	Auckland ..	Kenneth Maidment Theatre, University Recreation Centre, Cafeteria, Rudman Gardens, S.R.C. Lounge	Auckland University Students' Association Inc., Private Bag, Auckland	449 200 200	1 per fortnight/1 per fortnight during university term and up to 6 screening days per week during orientation (29 February-15 March) cumulative over all 3 venues	18 December 1979—Screenings to university staff and students only. Advertising on campus only.

RENTER'S LICENCES FOR THE 1980 LICENSING YEAR


R 76	Aardvark Films, 152 Hobson Street, Auckland 1	12 February 1980
R 60	Adult Cinema Distribution Company, P.O. Box 9340, Courtenay Place, Wellington	17 January 1980
R 1	Amalgamated Theatres Ltd., Astor Theatre Co. Ltd., P.O. Box 56003, Dominion Road, Auckland	1 January 1980
R 78	Castrol New Zealand Ltd., P.O. Box 11-047, Wellington	17 January 1980—May supply films only to persons who under S. 51 of the Cinematograph Films Act (as amended by the Cinematograph Films Amendment Act 1977) are not required to and do not in fact hold an exhibitor's licence
R 6	Christian-Audio-Visual Society of N.Z. Inc., P.O. Box 8727, Auckland 3	30 January 1980—May supply films only to persons who under S. 51 of the Cinematograph Films Act (as amended by the Cinematograph Films Amendment Act 1977) are not required to and do not in fact hold an exhibitor's licence
R 32	Cinema International Corporation (N.Z.) Ltd., P.O. Box 8850, Symonds Street, Auckland	16 January 1980
R 61	Cinemedia, P.O. Box 9340, Courtenay Place, Wellington	20 December 1979
R 3	Columbia Films (New Zealand) Ltd., P.O. Box 8687, Auckland	17 January 1980
R/62	Cecil Arnold Cowan, 9 Bell Road, Lower Hutt	1 January 1980
R 63	David Dunningham Films (New Zealand) Ltd., P.O. Box 1030, Auckland	30 January 1980
R 48	Everard Films Ltd., P.O. Box 3664, Auckland	12 February 1980
R 37	Filmways Distributors (N.Z.) Ltd., P.O. Box 9350, Wellington	17 January 1980—May supply films only to persons who under S. 51 of the Cinematograph Films Act (as amended by the Cinematograph Films Amendment Act 1977) are not required to and do not in fact hold an exhibitor's licence
R 70	Gospel Film Services Trust, P.O. Box 140, Levin	12 February 1980
R 68	A. M. Jackson, P.O. Box 8055, Riccarton	17 January 1980
R 28	Jason Film Distributors, P.O. Box 2701, Auckland	5 February 1980
R 4	National Film Library, P.O. Box 9583, Wellington	1 January 1980
R 65	New Zealand Federation of Film Societies Inc., Box 9544, Courtenay Place, Wellington	17 January 1980
R 10	New Zealand Film Services Ltd., P.O. Box 9340, Wellington	20 December 1979
R 7	Orion Pictures, P.O. Box 8687, Symonds Street, Auckland	17 January 1980—May supply films only to persons who under S. 51 of the Cinematograph Films Act (as amended by the Cinematograph Films Amendment Act 1977) are not required to and do not in fact hold an exhibitor's licence
R 75	Outdoor Sport (New Zealand) Ltd., 250 Oxford Terrace, Christchurch	28 November 1979
R 12	Pacific Film Productions Ltd., P.O. Box 2040, Wellington

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🎓 Films Licensing Authority Exhibitors Licences Amendment No. 3 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsFilm Licences, Exhibitors, Cinematograph Films Act 1976, Non-Renewable Licences, Renewable Licences, Auckland, Wellington, Waikato, Rotorua, Manawatu, Christchurch, Dunedin, Southland
👱🏽 Names

A. B. Chapman, Licensee for Mangakino Cinema
W. R. Mercer, Previous licensee for Mangakino Cinema

🎓 Renter's Licences for the 1980 Licensing Year

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsRenter's Licences, Film Distribution, Cinematograph Films Act 1976, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Lower Hutt, Levin, Riccarton
👱🏽 Names

Cecil Arnold Cowan, Renter's Licence holder
A. M. Jackson, Renter's Licence holder

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